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... Vourfrateful and obedient servant, « - T. P. COURT. h.w iTi;. boots and shoes, carriage ISS* ,o lv#l ' rTU, rocco. Ac. A splendid * l,k * #Vef,r • l '»»d lot OBSERVE —COURT A DOWLKY’S New Golden Boot 19, North Street, appetite the New Rond. BARTHOLOMEW AND ...
... TO THE INHABITANTS BRIGHTON, AND THE COUNTIES OF SUSSEX, SURRY KENT AND HAMPSHIRE. GOLDEN CANISTER TEA WAREHOUSE. 43, GREAT EAST STREET. OPPOSITE C \STLE-SQUARE, BRZOHTOIf. QUICK AND COMPANY to announce their intention opening th« above Warehouse on Saturday ...
... Miss MABEL KENT. A Silver Star..—White dress trimmed silver stars, silver tinsel sleeves and wings; silver wand with stpr and ribbons on top; silver crown of stars; white spun-silk stockings, and satin shoes. Master REGINALD F. KIRBY. Sir Walter Raleigh ...
... father, and R. Walker, a magistrate. Mr A. M'lntyre, aged C-'i.No. 3, Silver-street, Golden-square enred of Gnttu Serena. H. Liston, Esq., Marine Librarfif-Ramsgate, Kent; cured of Cataract and Deafness. Mrs Burberow; cured while at Jamaica of Gutta Serena ...
... ton, Mr Henry Wells, of High Street, Whitstable. Kent, to Eleanor, third daughter of Mr Henry Virgo, of East Street, Brighton. On October 19th, at the Parish Church, Brighton, by the Rev W. W. Golden, Mr I. W. T. THE THREE BRIDGES RAILWAY ACCIDENT. At ...
... noticed Hall was wearing the boots produced, and when charged with stcaling the articles Hall said he kriew nothing about it. After the remand last week, when witness was teking him to Maidstone, ' prisoner said Lee gave him the boots and he put them on. | Hall ...
... wes free fess, and Sussex, Snrvey,, Kent, an ST PAPER] WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 183: o_ eee & ig 8 HABE VATS Shoe Of Derby Chiua, at 126, St. James's street, Brighte ALEX. ALLAN ESPECTFULLY intimates to the Nobility and Gentry o Brighton and its Vicinity ...
... to M A. McKean•. For the boot Tbroe Stunk of Fruit. ILIA Flowers Danner Table. PR T ,%,Iu IV Tile CONPATY. The cup by Mr Bright, jeweller, Castle• square. comjdete the attraction of the for the Railway l'up competition that few appeared to notioe w hat ...
... Robert Breton, Peelings Manor, Handcomb, Povensey. Kent, Mr. €. W. Fion, Westwood Court, Faversbham ; Mr. H. H. Spanton, Nonington, near Wingbam. Pige, Berkshire, Mr. A Brown, Hothfeld, Ashford, Kent. Susex, Mr. W. Crast, Ashford, Keat Bread, Mr. David ...
... Batson, John, 24, Little Pnltney-street, Golden-square, cabinet maker Baxter, Gilbert, 0, Roxburgh-terrace, Haverstock-hill, gentleman Baxter, Thomas, 14S, Minories, ironmonger Bayly, Henry Kobert, Groom, Limerick, Ireland, clergyman Beckett, Charles ...
... innings and 87 runs. Kent County Club, The astumn meeting of the Kent Committes was held on )Monday :ifterngon ut the Golden Croes Hotel, Charing Cross, Sir Mu‘% Samuel (President of the Club) in the chair. The a Report was approved. Kent enjoyed a wseason ...
... Court, Lymington. Thomas Cleaver, East Harrietsham, Kent, bricklayer, April 19, at 11, at the County Court, Maidstone. George Thompson, Maidstone, boot maker, April 23, 11, at :he County Court, Maidstone. Walter and George Paul, Hove, April ...